[UPDATE]MTR France Addon

MTR France Addon is an expansion for the Minecraft Transit Railway mod that introduces French-themed railway content. It adds lots of French trains, including TGV variants like PSE, Postal, Duplex, Atlantique, and THALYS, as well as regional trains such as MI 79/84, MF 67/77, MP 14/59, and Corail sets. The mod also includes locomotives like BB 22200, BB 26000, Z 20500, and Z 50000, along with specialized units such as the Citadis Dualis IDFM and Renault Agora bus.

Beyond trains, the addon provides functional railway infrastructure. This includes usable and dyeable seats, ticket machines, ticket barriers, PIDS (Passenger Information Display System) screens, logos, French catenaries, buffer stops, metro assets, and new construction blocks like slab platforms and full platforms. Signage is a key feature, with French-style signals, IDFM signs, and MTR Sign Addon integration for enhanced route labeling.

The mod supports advanced PIDS configuration through the Railway Dashboard. Users can set route numbers using formats like TGV|78%% to auto-increment train numbers (e.g., 7800, 7801) or use Transilien format with line identifiers such as TER|8%%%|L. Here's the thing, it recognizes SNCF train types including TGV INOUI, OUIGO, TER, RER, and Transilien lines, defaulting to SNCF for unknown inputs.

Rail customization includes 70 to 320 km/h speed rails in odd-numbered increments and a humorous 999 km/h 'troll rail' option. These features integrate with MTR’s existing systems for route planning and train spawning.

MTR France Addon requires both client and server installation. It depends on the Minecraft Transit Railway mod (version 4.0.0 or higher) and Fabric API. Supported Minecraft versions are 1.18.2, 1.19.2, 1.19.4, 1.20.1, and 1.20.4. The mod is available for both Forge and Fabric loaders. Versions 1.16.5 and 1.17.1 are not supported in this release, as they were dropped due to low demand and compatibility constraints.

The project is licensed under MIT and maintained by Egamicoo. Source code is managed via a Stonecutter multi-version setup, with Forge builds handled in a separate legacy-forge/ subproject using Gradle 8. JDK 17 is required to run the mod, while JDK 21+ is needed for building the Stonecutter tree.